Ten people on a guided tour of Kyrgyzstan’s Tian Shan mountains survived an avalanche, captured on video by one person who took shelter behind a rock and described it as “being inside a blizzard.”
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No global warming?
I’m in awe of this
The camera man never dies
THAT's not something you see everyday (thank GOD).
Holy dingleberries
Terrifyingly fascinating
Run…
Roughly 45 seconds from beginning of the avalanche to impact. That's crazy
Why just stand there that's moving faster than you can run that's stupid
#praisethecameraman thanks to him we know what it looks like underneath an avalanche
Scary site to see
It’s not like he had anywhere to go… the large rock gave him some cover.
Imagine waiting for that to hit you! 😮😢
It's like the scene in the movie witness from 1985 where a rogue cop sneaks into the grain elevator and Harrison Ford drops the grains on him.. instead of the grains crashing on to the person it's snow
Imagine being at the bottom
Great camera work. Lucky person to survive tbh
…boy oh boy….
You’re video is on the Weather Channel!!!
https://youtu.be/_irr9qM9d3o
do you understand this …. yet …. false christ comes first ….. its the most frightening thing the world has ever seen
Very steady camera person with nerves of titanium there
Yeeee! You only live one time! And you got something to tell my boy! 💯💯💯💯👊🏼💪🏼
Kept the camera still n everyrthing. Leave it to the English to be so cool under circumstances that can only be considered worst case nightmare scenarios. Didn't even try to make a break for it, like where was he gonna go Bet he boiled some brew while hunkered behind those little rocks
Fascinating how the long distance traveled makes the snow and ice appear to be flowing in slow motion.
Wher’e the rest? I need to know how he survived that, in case
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